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Deinking flotation of recycled linerboard for food packaging applications (CROSBI ID 156853)

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Jamnicki, Sonja ; Pèlach Serra, Maria Àngels ; Lozo, Branka ; Stanić, Maja ; Barušić, Lidija Deinking flotation of recycled linerboard for food packaging applications // Cellulose chemistry and technology, 44 (2010), 10; 481-488

Podaci o odgovornosti

Jamnicki, Sonja ; Pèlach Serra, Maria Àngels ; Lozo, Branka ; Stanić, Maja ; Barušić, Lidija

engleski

Deinking flotation of recycled linerboard for food packaging applications

Brown packaging linerboard, made entirely from recovered pulp, was subjected to deinking flotation for evaluating the possible improvements in its chemical, optical and mechanical properties. The increase in the rate of recovered paper utilisation, along with the tendency towards lower basis weights, in the packaging paper production, has created a growing need for the utilisation of secondary fibers of improved quality. To attain better quality fibers, flotation deinking of brown grades is being considered, along with the addition of primary fibers to recovered paper furnish. Numerous conducted studies, in which the flotation technology was used in the treatment of brown grades, support this idea. Most of them show that the quality of fibers is improved after flotation deinking, resulting in higher mechanical properties of the deinked handsheets and in lower amounts of chemical contaminants. As to food and human health safety, packaging paper has to meet specific requirements, to be classified as suitable for its direct contact with foods. Recycled paper and board may contain many potential contaminants, which, especially in the case of direct food contact, may migrate from packaging materials into foodstuffs. In this work, the linerboard sample selected for deinking was made from recycled fibers not submitted previously to chemical deinking flotation. Therefore, the original sample contained many noncellulosic components, as well as the residues of printing inks. The studied linerboard sample was a type of packaging paper used for contact with food products that are usually peeled before use, e.g. fruits and vegetables. The decrease in the amount of chemical contaminants, after conducting deinking flotation, was evaluated, along with the changes in the mechanical and optical properties of the deinked handsheets. Food contact analysis was done on both the original paper samples and the filter pads and handsheets made before and after deinking flotation. Food contact analysis consisted of migration tests of brightening agents, colorants, PCPs, formaldehydes and metals. Microbiological tests were also performed to determine the possible transfer of antimicrobial constituents.

food packaging ; recycled linerboard ; deinking flotation ; food contact analysis

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Podaci o izdanju

44 (10)

2010.

481-488

objavljeno

0576-9787

Povezanost rada

Grafička tehnologija

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